No, not that kind... or the fun kind.
It's like a science torture device?
Right now, it's testing the strength of this material that looks like leather but is actually... The thin fibers that feed fungi.
If you look hard enough in the woods or my refrigerator, you'll find plenty.
- For an analogy, you might think about the roots and stem of a plant.
In this case, the fruit would be the mushrooms.
And Mycelium is the vast network that supports that organism.
- The way mycelium grows, with fibers that intersect and connect and then bond, is almost like watching fabric weave itself together.
It does naturally what we've spent millennia teaching machines to do.
Why do this?
